Glyzinien, Eisvogel, Fische | Kawabata Gyokushō 川端玉章 | 1842-1913 format:54cmx197cm die das Kennzeichen dieses Kalligrafen

die das Kennzeichen dieses Kalligrafen ist

The mounting of the scroll painting is probably more recent

Im Nō-Theater wurden solche Rufe sogar in die Musiktextur einbezogen und sind essentiell für das Erreichen höchster Konzentration

and the upper dancer with the fan (on which the Buddhist "fragrant jewel" is painted) also has his mouth open so that it is difficult to imagine this duo performing anything musically sophisticated

the priest-painter uses the sheet in such a way that there is approximately equal distance to the edge on three sides

Glyzinien, Eisvogel, Fische | Kawabata Gyokushō 川端玉章 | 1842-1913 format:54cmx197cm die das Kennzeichen dieses KalligrafenGyokush is considered to be one of the most important heirs of the Shij school, the painting institution that set the tone in the art metropolis of Kyoto in the 19th century. He brought this Shij art to Tokyo, where he became head of the painting department at the art school. Gyokush has received many awards and his works have not only found their way into the National Museum in Tokyo, but also into the Asian art collections of the Metropolitan Museum